civiliisation
संस्कृती
definition
noun
they equated the railroad with progress and civilization
the stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced.
translation of 'civiliisation'
सामाजिक सुधारणा,
दाक्षिण्य,
विकास,
संस्कृती
example
An order of the cosmos had been postulated, together with the claim that human 'civilisation' is to mirror that order, so that everyone will know who he is and how he is to live his life.
However coming home from a mining town to 'civilisation' is a great relief.
Conquest of nature is fundamental to human progress, and at the centre of the development of 'civilisation' .
Most come from rural backgrounds and are poorly educated, handicaps for anyone who wants to get ahead in the modern urban-commercial 'civilisation' .
Some are remote from modern 'civilisation' , others survive cheek by jowl with spreading towns and motorways.
Rather than advancing human 'civilisation' , as it had in the past period, it now threatened mankind with the most terrible forms of barbarism.
For thousands of years, music has played an important role in human 'civilisation' , from religious and pagan ceremonies to rituals and social events.
Over the next thousand years, by 1500, they'd developed quite an advanced 'civilisation' , and most of us know it by the massive statues that line the coast.
That is why we have to insist, by force if necessary, that everyone else in the world also respect, and enforce, the minimum standards of 'civilisation' and human rights.
But I had estimated the distance accurately and I reached 'civilisation' well before the dark.
This makes life a bit difficult for the daytime angler, as it is a long drive from 'civilisation' .
The evolution of 'civilisation' and social organisation that checks and regulates the lust for revenge and other such instincts compel one to answer in the affirmative.
They're our nearest neighbours, and together we've been the greatest force for 'civilisation' and economic and social development the world has ever seen.
Yet as we rejoin modern 'civilisation' in the city of Newcastle, this is not the final impression we are left with of our trip.
The development of human 'civilisation' is intimately bound up with the domestication of cereals.
the fur traders moved further and further from 'civilization'
Gradually, cereals became the basic food of most of the 'civilizations' of antiquity.
The process of 'civilization' not only brought improved individual self-control but also a change of attitudes and values.
He stated that the level of a people's 'civilization' depended upon their environment instead of their ethnicity.
they equated the railroad with progress and 'civilization'
She begged him mentally to stay alright at least until they reached 'civilization' .
Travellers often want to be constantly stimulated by the world around them and are genuinely fascinated by the diversity of human 'civilization' .
Our eyes move past abandoned buildings, tombs of a 'civilization' in decline.
The film, of course, is about human nature - and the clash between 'civilization' and basic human desires.
His thesis is simple: the advance of human technology and 'civilization' has propelled us into a world we are not evolved for.
Despite her luck finding the logging road, it took Sara several hours to reach signs of 'civilization' .
Scholars began to discuss 'civilization' as a unilinear process with races able to ascend or descend a graduated scale.
Australia's Indigenous Peoples are the world's oldest continuous 'civilization' : 60,000 years.
They were feared as gods by the world's primitive 'civilizations' .
On the contrary, in every organic process, the antitheses always reflect a unified totality, and 'civilization' is an organic process.
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